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APPEAL--THURsDAY, AUGUST 4. 1887

clear, 20 $500 81. Hams steady. liza
14c. Eggs dull, 70. Butter-cresmery
lS@2Si; dairy, l+@l9c.
CHICAGO, ILL, August s.-Proyis.
ions were moderately active, but an
unsettled feeling prevailed. The
slump In corn had depressing effect
on the near deliveries, short ribs for
September breaking l7Ic and January
advancing zoe, bat los, l0c of the ap.
precision. eeptembsr ribs sold at IS
as l7A and closed tame at the bottom.
January cold at So 40(GS go, and closed
et SO 80. Lard remained steady at
SO 1905 77i for Septs ber, and closed
at 50 72i; January at $677i@B S2i,
and closed a. SO So The only action
Ia pork was from SIP 70 to slS for
January, and an advance Of 7lc In the
year option. Cash quotations were 10
follows: Mess pork, per Dbl, $l5.
Lard, per 100 lbs, 70 8 @6 621 Short
ribs sides, loose, 81 95, Dry sailed shout.
ders, boxed, IS S0tG5 30; ehort clear
sides, boxed, IS 6OCaS IS. Toe leading
futures ranged as follows: Mess pork ,
per bbl., for the year, opened at
tl2,S0, highest sls S7A, lowest sl2 25,
closing SIP %; January opened
at 1872 76 highest Sl3, lowest $l2 rs,
closing at $l2 rs. Lard, per 100 lbs
August opened at 80 65, highest 80 IS,
lowest 80 62a, closing at Sc 62l Sep.
tembor opened at SO 72A, highest
SO rs. lowest So 70, closing at Sc 72i I;
0ctober opened at SO 82i, highest
81 50, lowest 81 50, closing at 80 1924.
January Opened Ut 50 77l, highest
80 82A, lowest 80 IA, closing 50 so.
Short ribs, per 100 lhs--August opened
at IS 02i, highest IS 02i, lowest ~ 95,
closing ut 81 95. s ptember orened
at IS l71, highest s. ia. lowest s.,
closing at S.; 0itober opened ,at
S. 10, highest IS Is, lowest s., clos.
Ing s.; January opened at 80 40,
highest s. 90, lowest, 50 A, closing at
80 80. On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market WAS firm aud
Ohlcsgo may import from the East
at the present prices; creamery, 20(a
263c; dairy, l6@2ic. Eggs dull |;
fresh cRndltd, lOlall1c.
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w,,,,t.

Wool = Bury grsa,e wool, IN.
vashed, l39lSc; clear grease wool,
23925ei bury washed, 2SC930c; tub
wSbe 3lCa35c.
ST. Louni M'Augu tl3 Wool quii
and UNCHANGED.
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Notice..
o'nos or Y. p u.,! Q, r |. !, ,,IS

Oyrion or Igs BolRD or TppolrioS,
MssrHIs, Asgust 3, 1857.
PTpS will BE- received al this oass until
ID Monday, sth Instant for tie follovinE
work 20 be doae aud material iuFnishedf
buildinsi for the repairing o. the Mnkst
+ rect, clsy Street, .aad Peabody sehosl
Bald pa, and Tor the bulisLns OF . fenee
sroubd the Pope School lot. Plane, fpscil.
cations aud other Information can be had At
this shes.
Dy order Of the Board.
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HInEa AN rALLRM.

HIDEs-Dry fiin, M. I, lIic; No. 2,
lie; DIV sAl,ed, lnC9 90; green saltsd,
NJ. /, No 2 g.; green, 6C19c.
Sheep ssias, lbe@ll. Bseswa1, zoe.
Tallow, 3(93Is.
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nuLss AsD HORSES

MuLEs-3n dems a anA !n~ In msf.
tet; IA 10 l4l hands high SsJC9l00;
l4t 10 10 hands high, f9OCallO, 10 n
lbi hands high, 500 40; 1854 I, 10
h ,nds high, tl6OCa2JO fhs ohiei d.
maod Is In mules from Ia TO 10 hands
high.
HoRsnB-Dnll; divers, sl25C9i85 I;
heavy drai,, flib,als1; sldde, fl26C9
rs extra saddle, Sl7592I5; plugs,
f45Cas5.
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PaisE CRuDs 0no-3lCg32c; on
crud., 2SCeD2gc; prime summer yellos,
39Cg3Sc; of summer yellow, 33CsS6c !
choices cooking simmer yeilo. fDc;
primo cotton seed meal, tl6 10Sl0 ;
Of Itton seed meal. -.
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make; common whisky, 9Oc@l 10, 40
cording to proof.
CrScIsNArr,O., August s. Whisky
active. Sales, 3s1 barrels finished
goods on basis Of 81 05.
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WHISKY, wIsKy,. LIuUons eTt

wHpKY-straigbt Kentucky b iur
bon, Maryland aud Penpsylyaoia Bye,
X 'bInson aud Lincoln Oounies, Ten.
nesee whisk.ss, according 10 sse aad
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xrvKsus Asa WEATHER.

0rrIcs SfosAL SsnvIol, u, q. All
MssrHis, August ), Pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named ct T6' meridian time.
which 10 one hour later than Memphis tine
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GEN ERAL SEws.
BussEss quiet.
CLEAR aod hot.
One boat leaving today.
The City Of New Orleans Is overdue
from 81 Louis.
The Alberta No. 3 left for White
river with nice trip.
DURING ths "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here fell 8 inches.
The James Lee, for the lower, and
the q ahoma for the upper coasts, left
with good trips.
THR Anchor Line packets leaving
here tomorrow are the City Of Vicks-
burg, forvicksburg, at 10 O'Clock am +,
and the City OF Providence, for ~.
Louis. at 4 o'clock pm.
THK Kate Adams, Capt. Mark
Cheek, leaves here at 8 o'clock this
evening for Helena, Terrene, Concor-
dis, Arkansas City and all way land.
iugs. Messrs. William Banker, Lew
Price and Harry Bes. are her clerks.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
Chesapeake and Onto Route.

Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
.y.. Mall. o s ~ Pas, m.l.ll A AZ ~ %
Fast Elk Sc. $50 pm Past EI.. ... 2:ls a. m
Ripley 40. $3.50 ,. IN "Ripley 40 $40 a. u
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville; Pullman buffet
Ginning chair car on exprtm. Three hours
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas City, Memphis and BIrmiug.
ham.
Past Mail. zoo p IN EAST Mail 40 a. n
'Accomm'n 600 an 'Accomm' MATS p. IN
Mississippi ana Tennessee.
N. 9, Mail. SO p.% ~. Q, Mail. s Hs' H.S
sSardis A.. $50 pm sSardis Ac... sos a. m
Mail trains will not stop at whitehsvon.
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or nag stations.
Mississippi = sr 4. K. . T.; IT, N. o.
N, o. r.. Leaves en-. 0. Y.., Arrives
N. .. Rn siSS S.% IN. .. Es - S SiS s e.%
LouisVils and Nashville.
.ys., isf S$ .M.ll. SIS As'avS %
mail ...... .. 10 10 sMail ..,., ., 400 y. m
eSt.LouisEx $500 pm st LouisEx $50 q. N
Standard time.
Guir Route tRnn.as city, Spring.
Held mud Memphts).
Nall Cd: sSi ::$ 4 :i' n
est, Louls a st, Louis a
ChPso Ex s,Oop.m ChPro Ex s,i5 a. IN
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee DEPOT.
Memphis and Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
.Lhr,,sh TX. ioso0 pm sThr'Eh Ex. 6il0 am
Bonneville Bonneville
Ac........ $3.50 Pm hc-.. ...... $3.50 am
Memphis and Little Rock.
Leaves -Arrives
. .Tsr,s Ps:-i, 80 e.% TSre P.- S:,s pm
sFt'g'tlfrnm Freight lat
HcpeGeldl 100 am Hopebeidj t.2O p. N
Central standard time.
NorE-e Daily. Except Sunday.
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MEMPHIS DAILY

February, 8 OF, sellers; February.
March, 8 OF, buyers; September,
8 22d. sellers
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ToB,oo,-Oommon, 25935c; other
grsd--. 3SCaS5c.
ssurP -Garreti's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 26j Rairo.d, 90 25.
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LONDON, August 3.-COnsols, lO1 Ole
for money and 1913 for the account
United States bonds, As, 1901; United
States bonds, 435, Tia. Atlantic and
Great Western firsts, AZ; Atlantic
and Great Western seconds, 10. Bar
silver, AID per ounce. The amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Fog.
land on balance today Is EjOO0. 0Se
hundred and one thousand pounds
bullion were withdrawn from the
Bank OF England today for shipment
90 America.
PARIS, August 3-Three per cent.
rentos, 81 373c Tor the account.
BANK cLHARISGs.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-Cleariuls
Of the banks, f76i,6S
CHICAGO, IL, August 3-Bank
clearings today were SO. $50 900.
New YoRK, August 3-Clearings
today were sl32,soO.02l; balances,
B,s22. 254
BALTINoRs, Nd, Ausust 3.-B,nk
clesrings today were Sl,s5S, $40; bal
anses, t222. 024.
,PHLADKLPuIA, Pa, August 3.-Bink
clesrings todsy were fl2. 9s7 ,34s; bal.
snces, n,7ls,7S6.
ST. LOUIS, No., August 3-The
bank clearings today were s3,063,973 ;
balances, $5i4,03l.
Bosros, MAS, August 3-The
bank clearinga today were tl5, $40, GA ;
bslcanes, sl,44s. 478. Money 7 per
cent. Exchange on New York 59l2}
cent discount per $1,000.
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LIVE a,rspCK.

Hoes Choice, 4(G4Ac.
sHRsP-Choice, 3Ac; medium, 20
23c.
LAMBl-Good to choice, $4(94 so.
GeAss CATTLE $40; good,
S@9tc; fsir to medium, 2i92ac; seal
lawagp, liSlic.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 8. The
Drovers' Journal reports: Catle--
Receipts, II 900 head shipments, 5000
head. Market strong for good !;
others weak; shipping steers, S. 200
4 20; stockers and feeders, 81 500
8 10; COVE, bulls and m xed, $l@2 rs I;
Texas cattle, 81 85(03 IS. Hogs
Receipts, $4,000 mead; ship.
ments, 5000 head. Market stropg
for good; srassers loo of; rough and
mi. cd, 81 90id5 %; packing and ship.
ping, IS 1905 so; light, 81 9O(96 S5;
skips $500 W. Shesp--Receipts, 1000
head shipments, 400 head. Market
dull l6(9.6c lower; natives, 81 SOFA
4 10; Western, 1908 90; Texans, 81 so
@3 60; lambs, s4C96 per 100 bs.
NEW YORK SKY GOODS MARKET
NKw YoRk, August 3-The request
was better than the new business
completed, ~ the nominal stocks OF
cotton goods limit the latter TO light
quotations, but the movement Ia as
full as ever. For all classes OF wool
goods there WAS more inquiry aud
business reported. Spring clothing
woolens are doing better In the way OF
orders,
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Trustee and Receivers sale.

Trustee and Receivers sale.
TTNDER the power vested 10 me BY = q.
" cree o. the Chaneefy Court Of SHELBY
county, made November 2. issb, 10 the case
Of kebeoca Lovenlisin. eKscutfis, W. the
N lssissippl Valley Insurance Company an
oth,fs, aud By tho direction VI 'aid decree,
Will, on
Saturday, A.gsst Q, 1857,
With legal hours, At he Coarthpuis, sell ~
publ Autlon, 70 tbs NJ shes, b do Jor cash,
the lolloving lAnds, situated In Memphis,
SHELBY county, Tenn, viI.i ..
Lot III, ~, ~ and ~, on ~, = .lill't sub
division, said lots ffon,lns each VA feet on
hgetts, street And ruanins baes ~ iset
he I'D property was eont,ysl 70 Foberi
hutehina0n,. trustee, BY N. v. Jogenttlin
and others, ~ deed on record In book w,
pase $40. and i was appointed trustee BY thi
!scfes hereto fore MENTIONED, IN placo Of s.ld
Hutchinaon. and an afso receiver w taid
cause. The sale II 70 b. NJ 70 ,Ausiy Dc
erees against the mailer ~ ne itufi deed,
founded on the notes fecured b v kquiy
o. REDEMPTION u waived In The deed. 40
straot OF title In my posecsfon. Ien poi
cent. OF purchase money viii b felairodla
payme- AZ tine 81 sale.
A., A. HhrohBiT, trustee and Receiver
Rmith a Collier Attorney, -
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POWDER.


PowpsR-Ksss, IS; half kegs, 81 rs
quarter kegs, al 30
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JOHN H. NORTON
"A Madison Street.,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
Bou,hera Mlners and improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

koney Arm and 10 fair supply, at
sPer oent. The Clearing House re-
port Ia as follows:
OIElQINnQ
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pErHoLEUN.
Corr0s sg.D sROOUCrs.

Coal 0b-Pdms white, wholesal,
lots, lOc DER gailon
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
h h. Al ESTATE.


No. as, R,-chancsry Court Of Shelby
County D. p. Andsrsos ". Q. 7. Bssa-
ID sale. entered In the sbsye sauss on the
18th day Of January, lss1, N. D. -. pas. 1si.
and renewed july 6, lss1. N. D. q. pas a.,
] sill sell at public suction. 70 hs blshs2
bidder. IN front qf the ulsrs and hAstst's
once, NJ the Main street spuaacs Of the
oourthOuss Of Shelby county, hsnrhls Ten
nssses. on
saturday, AuG..t Q, 1857,
within legal hours, the following Described
property, to.vitI A tract Of Issd situated 10
Shelby county, Tsnhsssss. On the north SIDE
ef The N. .and .. R.R.,. II sllss s,t lrsa
Memphis. bounded on the east ~ tss lanA
conveyed By Charles ". Unysr 70 Thomas Il.
Saith, on the -est BY The lands Of fraak
HIoksi on the souih By the yailrosi, and on
the north By the lands % Robert Nsors e1n-
ttnips ~ acres, moro or less. We arther
description tsferene. " made 70 book A0l.
pass 40. and b o. "a, pass 81 Of Ne Rssis.
tsr's once oi shelby oossty
Terms Of sale-Op . credit Of dH nonthst
note With security rtsuredG Lien fstAlnedt
redemption barred. This Jsl, II, 1877.
2. I, MouOh I'LL. uierI s.a hsstsr.
pyB. Coleman, Dspuy 2: and n.
John Johnston and n. II. wilhoy,s, sols.
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SUPREME uOUkC SALE
OF
IL H AL ESTATE

Ne. ll26-Shelby Chsnoery-r. v. Callahan
W. y. p, Kfouse et IL.
TEnER q decree e ths Supreme Court
~ the shove case. made April -. 1881.
will. on
saturday, Asssss ses 1887,
IN front Of the Cosrthouse, In Msmph's.
Tennessee, cell the tollewiug lot st ground.
situated 10 Memphis, khelbs osanty, Ton
ne,s.ei On the wet SIDE of Hsrnsnds street
and ~ feat north Of the Market grounds, and
fronts - feet on fernando street, 9TH .
depth Of 49, feet. and " part Of block a, aud
thus described, ylsi All that per'ion ~ tract
o. lsua tuated on he vest side Of Herman
do street al the eoinsr u Johs smsst's lott
N, nee west With jobs Bmoors lins tss fsst
w. San Mosby's lott thence scuthvardly
With tsid sam Mesby's east line = feet,
thence east iB feet 10 Hsrnsado street,
thence with he vest line Of hersAnds street.
~ lost 10 the bernnIsI.
With security ,gsb. st.s, SO |. Il.. 70.
Joh W buTokD.
Cie,k sspIsus Csurt,
Smith A Collier, ani Myers a Ssssd, Bsis.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.
Arrivals-Jsmes Lse, Friars Point
Ooahoms, 0Sceola.
De- partnrs - james Lee, Frlars
Point; Coaboma, o ,ceola; Alberta No.
3, White river.
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sHOr, Lg.D ann NAILS.

saoT-prop 81 76j Buck 81 80.
BEaD-8c.
N,.s-Irou q i59s2 20; Steel o. 80
@s2 40.
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Bseerse AND TIES.
BAooIso % 8iCa6i
Tns 81 Ob(9tl 10.
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A Voyage in the Sunbeam, Adam
Bede, Adventures Among the In
dis"S, Esop's Fables, Archie Lowell,
AnQerson's Fairy Tales, Arabian
Nights, Arne and Happy Boy,
Assignation ard other Tales, A
Woman's Wen, Belinda, Bits Of
BIarney, Book Of SnObs, Called
Back, Cast Up oy the Sea, Chill
dren OF the Abbey, Complete Letter Writ
er, Dombey ( Son, Daughter OF
Heth, Deep Down, Dickens Child's
History, Dickens Shorter Stories,
Dickens Story Teller, Don Quixote,
Dore's East Lynne, Eight Years.
Wanderings in Ceylon, Enling the
Bold, Ethan Brand, Felix Holt, Fern
Leaves, Fire Brigade, Frankenstein and
Dennis Duvsl, Frsnklin's Autobiography,
Gems of Oratory, Green Pastures and
Piccadilly, Grimm's Popular Tales, La
dies and Gentlemen's Etiquette, Jane
Eyre, Little Dorrit, Love and Marriage,
Loves Warfare, Ladies Lindores,
Lady of Lyons, Last Days OF
Pompeii, Last of the Hohicans, Macleod
of Dare, Maid of Athens, Margaret and
Her bridesmaids, Max Sesworth, Mid
shipman, Mill on the Floss, Miss Tommy,
Mrs Godfrey, Murders of the Rue
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HILLSBORO.
Il Shooting ARRAY Ends in Death-An In.
teresting Suit.

Il Shooting ARRAY Ends in Death-An In
teresting Suit.
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBORO, TEX, March IA fatal
rencounter took place this morning be-
tween Joe Harden and Hugh Jenkins, at
w. W. TreadweIl's, twelve miles south of
HilIsbOro, in the Scott's Chapel neigh
borhood. There was an old family feud
between the parties, which friends thought
was settled. They met This morning
st Mr.. TreadWeIl's when Harden, knife
in hand, advanced on Jenkins, using ap-
probiOus epithets towards him, and slap
ped his face, when Jenkins Immediately
drew his pistol and fred twice at Harden,
hitting him glanCing shot on the upper
part Of the breast in front, and
another sho, in the right side, the ball
passing forward and lodging under the
skin over the ensiform cartilage. The
ball was removed by Doctors Vaughan
and Glass. The wounds are not Consid-
cred serious. Harden then fred on Jen-
kins twice, the ball from each shot pass
ing from. side to side entirely through
the body of jenkins. Jenkins lived
thirty minutes after being shot
The feud between them was of private
nature and of long standing. They both
stand we'll in the neighborhood in which
they live. Joe Harden has a wife and
three children. Hugh Jenkins is unmar-
ried. The tragedy is regretted by all par
ties. Joe Harden was of a highly re-
spectacle Kentucky family. His grand
father and Ben Harden, the great Ken
lucky jurist, were brothers.
The attachment suit of Mrs Maggie
S. PerrilI vs.. PerrilI & Fox, involving
some $1,000 has been occupying the at
tention of the District court since Satur-
dsy last, and was decided yesterday sf-
ter noon. The suit has created consider
able interest. The Msrtin-Brown Co.
of Fort Worth and Vaudeville,
Boiling & Co., creditors of Messrs.
Perrill & Fox, interviewed, and asked that
the statement of Mrs. Perrill be set
aside. The jury, sitter being out several
hours, returned verdict in favor of the
Martin-BroWn Co., and Vaudeville,
Boiling & Co. The case will be appealed.
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all day for the City Council meeting, on
account of two important matters ex-
pected to come up. One was the resign
alton of Mayor Sturgis and the other the
report of the special committee on bids
for waterworks. It was well understood
to-day that a majority of the committee
favored acceptance of the InmRn bid, but
Tumor had it there might be hitch at
the full Council meeting.
The suit of Pierce vs.. Pierce, for the
possession of little girl, eight years old,
daughter of the plaintiff and defendant,
was heard at Hillsboro to-day in the Dis
trict court before Judge Hall. The
jury awarded permanent custody OF the
child to the mother, Mrs. Pierce, the
defendant. The details in this case were
sent in full to THE GAZETTE Tuesday.
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SHERMAN.
Work 10 Begin on Grayson County's Rev
Jan-The HIn Gases.

JaiI-The AIN Gases.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX March 1.-THE Pauly
Jail Building and Manufacturing Com
pany Of St. Louis, contractors for build
ing the new county Jail for this (Grayson)
county, filed their bond with the County
Commissioners this morning for the sum
Of $3.50, 900 The bond is signed by 8
number OF the leading capitals and
business men of the county. and was &C
copied by the Commissioners. The con-
tract for the brick and stone work for the
jail was awarded to-day to Captain j. H.
Brown, the architect who is now con-
structing the Binkley, and work will be-
gin on the jail on Monday next.
j. W. Hill, CHARGED with forgery, who
was brought from California, Mo, yester
day, was arraigned for preliminary trial
in Justice Hiukle's court this morning,
under charge of six cases, three for
forgery and three for passing forged in
strumrnts. Hill was represented by
Judge Hare, VINO waived examination
and the court fixed the bonds at $500 in
each case, in default Of which the prisoner
was remanded to jail to await the action
of the grand jury now in session.
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WACO.
Boy BurEIars-Ths wsterworks Question
Mrs. Pierce Wins.

Mrs. Pierce Wins.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, March 17.-BOy burglars
seem TO flourish in Waco. For two or
three years a gang of these juvenile
crooks has deprecated here but when
caught generally managed to get out Of
the laws clutches either because of
their extreme youthfuIness and the
responsibility of their parents, or be-
cause of insufficient proof to con-
vict them. Allie, alias "RoXie'' Smith,
and Bob MOser, two boys aged thirteen
and seventeen years, are in Jail again.
They were captured by Officers Lee
Jenkins and A. II. Knott last Tuesday af-
ternoon, but as the officers expected to
make other arrests, the reporters
withheld mention of the fact. The
boys named have given the
officers great deal of trouble. Consta-
bic jenkins says he has arrested young
Smith on four different charges of theft
and burglary, but on account of his youth
he has never been prosecuted to the full
extent of the law and has escaped the
penalty of his crimes. The evidence
against these boys this time is certainly
clinching, and there is no doubt but what
they will be punished for their crimes
When B S. Castles & Co.'s establishment
was burglsrized these boys were sus-
peCted. ana the officers kept a close
watch on their movements. Monday
night last r. @. Cheeseman's music house
was entered and number of instruments
were taken out. Tuesday Officers Jen-
kIns and Knott saw the boys mount
horses which they procured from livery
stable and ride of down the river. The
officers followed and overlook them sew
eral miles below the city. The boys said
they were going after q gun. Alter
questioning them for some time they
told so many stories that the officers
concluded to lock them up. On being
stripped at the jail, it was found that
they were wearing clothing which was
stolen from B. S. Castles & Co.
Yesterday q search was made
at the house where young Moser resides
and a lot o! stolen goods was found
Constable Jenkins has also found two
guitars, which were stolen from Mr. r
G.. Cheesman. Other articles which were
stolen are being picked up to-day by
Officer jenkins, and before the officers
get through there is no doubt but what
matters will be developed that will clear
up the mysterious burglaries which have
been going on for some months in and
around Wsco.
Public expectation was on the qui viYel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
Chicago Anarchists

CHICAGO, ILL, March ia special
from Ottawa, III , where the Supreme
Court is in session, states that the hear
ing of the arguments on the motion for a
new trial for the seven Haymarke5 anar-
chists began this morning. The court
room WAS crowded. Leonard SWEET open
ed the argument on b-half CT the men, but
his plea was Disappointing. His line Of
argument was that the evidence produced
was not worthy CT credenCe. Mr.. Ingram
followed Tor the state aud made strong
er and more eff, Give speech even than he
made at the trial. Mr.. SeeisteE followed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

through a subcommittee, composed of
the Mayor of the city, the President of
the Merchants Exchange and one of the
leading representatives Of the local
Grand Army of the Republic posts, e1-
tended very cordial and urgent invita-
ton to President Cleveland aud his wife
to be present and witness and share in
the festivities of that occasion.